All problems
Chaque fiche hiérarchise les causes probables et indique clairement quand il faut s’arrêter.
Examples: not draining E15 leak not heating
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Samsung Washing Machine Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Samsung front-load washers have a debris filter behind a small door at the bottom-front-left. It’s the first thing to check, and Samsung’s own error codes will often point you there directly.
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GE Washing Machine Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Many GE top-load washers have no user-accessible lint filter, so a persistent clog is more often a job for a technician than on other brands. Front-load GE models have a filter behind a small access panel.
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Whirlpool Washing Machine Not Draining: Reset, Filter Location & Error Codes
Start with the coin trap behind the small door at the bottom front. On direct-drive top-load Whirlpool machines without one, the pump sits underneath and needs the machine tipped back to reach.
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Washing Machine Shaking or Vibrating? Fix an Unbalanced Load
Excessive shaking is almost always an unbalanced load or a machine that isn’t level, not a mechanical failure. Start with these two checks.
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Washing Machine Leaking? Find the Source Before You Call a Pro
Where the water appears (at the door, underneath, or only during fill) narrows this down fast. Start with the door seal and hose connections.
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Washing Machine Smells? Here’s Where the Odor Is Actually Coming From
The smell is almost always detergent residue trapped in the door gasket or dispenser drawer, not a broken part. Here’s where to look first.
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Washing Machine Not Spinning? 7 Causes Ranked by Likelihood (With Tests)
The most common cause is an unbalanced load that trips the machine’s safety shutoff. Redistribute the load before checking the door lock or drive components.
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Washing Machine Not Draining? 7 Causes Ranked by Likelihood (With Tests)
The most common cause is a clogged pump filter. Check that and the drain hose before assuming the pump motor has failed.
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Dishwasher Leaking: Find the Source Before You Call a Pro
Where the puddle forms (under the door, under the unit, or at the back) tells you almost everything before you open a panel.
